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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1925

Page

3

Mariners plan to lessen dangers of Virginia coast

Virginia coastal island Assateague, a pine and sand barrier near Richmond, may become a refuge for temperate ships. Shipping interests urge U S government to establish a safe haven to protect coal bound for New England as wrecks along the coast have caused millions in losses. Notable wrecks have involved 42 vessels and 22 fiver locally, with Assateague sparsely populated and mainly used for wild catte and ponnet farming and fishing.

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Kansas State College Adds Student Portrait Gallery System

Kansas agricultural college introduces a gallery system to include each student photograph with personal history in permanent records. Freshman portraits are bound with annuals, linking written achievements to the student’s identity for future recommendations and recognition.

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Bishop Declares God Against Ills at St Albans

London January 13 The Anglican bishop of St Albans Reverend Michael Bolton Furse told the diocesan conference that death from physical disease is not God’s will. He argued Christ healed the sick and medicine aids nature, but medicine cannot claim to cure. He warned against equating physical illness with God’s will and said God’s law governs moral and spiritual ills rather than physical disease.

London Michael Bolton Furse St. Albans Christ Furse Nature

Girls stronger than boys reveals infant death trends

Chicago January 3 Professor J Helmer from the University of California told the American Statistical Association that boy babies have higher death rates in the first year of life, especially in the first month, suggesting boys are weaker at birth. Data from various regions show this ratio declines with age.

Chicago J. Helmer University of California American Statistical Association Pembryonte

Rome to Host Pilgrim Arrival Amid Reconstruction

Rome prepares for a wave of pilgrims arriving to the city. The Castello area near St. Ane Rely will host a new Genoese restaurant pavilion serving meals at a fixed price of nine lire about 49 cents. The current amusements on the plot will be removed to make way for the popular priced eatery.

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Jealous States Use Secret Agents In Amsterdam

Continental travelers claim spies and secret agents roam Europe postwar era hotels teem with operatives. Officials note increased surveillance and intelligence activity in this era, with ramifications for political and military information.

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British polo scene split over amateur code and governance

Report from London outlines debates on polo governance with talk of preserving gentlemanly ethos and wealth, while factions seek either a central national body or a return to older committed associations. Lord Wimborne and Lord Wolsey figure in the debate as critics and supporters clash.

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Fragmentary OCR text offers few readable facts. no clear events, persons, or locations emerge to summarize into a meaningful news item. The passage appears garbled and does not reveal a definitive story, result, or context to report.

Lost Vigor Restored In 24 Hours Claim

Reader beware of a sensational promise of rapid renewal of youth from a dubious formula. The ad touts a “Mando Armuth” treatment with a costly trial, claiming dramatic health and vitality gains while urging quick signups. It funnels profit through a limited time offer and dense misused phrasing.

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